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Originally Posted by dAvenue My immediate thoughts on the ride difference is that the DWS tires are significantly quieter on the road, in both city and highway speeds. They're also
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 So smoother and quieter then the bridgstones on 18's, good stuff. Does it feel like they handle any better though or is it about the same?
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